The Salvation Army Kroc Centers 2016 Summer Day Camp Guide

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2017 · PLAY · LEARN · PERFORM · ICE SKATE · DISCOVER · DANCE

REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 10TH 619.269.1470 SD.KROCCENTER.ORG


CONTACT US 6753 University Ave., San Diego CA 92115 SD.KROCCENTER.ORG

619.269.1470

Day Camp Office

619.269.1438

Day Camp Manager

619.269.1460

Gymnasium Guest Services

619.269.1430

Scholarships & Family Resource Center

A NOTE FROM THE MAJORS

HELLO FRIENDS Dear Friends,

The Kroc Center Day Camp offers children a summer full of thrilling activities, a unique opportunity to learn new life skills, and a place to make new friends. For parents, Day Camp does more than just provide peace of mind that your children are well cared for, it also provides assurance that your children continue to develop their talents and abilities during the summer months and holidays. Day Camp can provide childhood experiences and friendships, which will benefit children for a lifetime. We consider it an honor to have your children entrusted to us and strive to continually expand and improve the care and services we offer.

Sincerely,

Majors Rick & Margaret Peacock

THE KROC CENTER IS LOCATED BETWEEN ARAGON & 69TH ST. ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE

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6845 University Ave. San Diego, CA 92115 619.287.5762 SD.KROCCENTER.ORG

Schedules, Pricing, Programming and Policies subject to change without notice.

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FEATURES 2 WELCOME 2 | Contact Information 2 | A Note from the Majors

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THE SALVATION ARMY MISSION CAMP GOALS & EXPECTATIONS CAMPUS AT A GLANCE GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION 6 | Operating Hours 6 | Registration & Policies 7 | Cancellations & Transfers

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS SCHOLARSHIPS KROC ADVENTURES CAMPS PEE WEE CAMP SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY CAMPS CAMPS AT A GLANCE CAMP REGISTRATION FORM SPORTS CAMPS SPECIALTY CAMPS SUMMER CAMP IN PICTURES WEEKLY CAMP OFFERINGS JUNIOR LEADERS MEET THE COUNSELORS PARENTS’ CORNER 3


THE SALVATION ARMY’S MISSION The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.

THE SALVATION ARMY KROC CENTER’S PURPOSE In keeping with the mission and holistic approach of The Salvation Army, The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center provides opportunities that facilitate positive, life-changing experiences through: art, athletics, personal development, spiritual discovery and community service. The Salvation Army Kroc Center’s facilities, programs and services bridge the gap between potential and opportunity for children and adults, strengthen individuals and families, and enrich the lives of seniors.

KROC DAY CAMP GOALS 1. To facilitate personal growth & safety. 2. To foster personal character development and respect for others. 3. To develop skills in activity-specific areas. 4. To have fun!

CAMPER BEHAVIOR EXPECTATIONS 1. Campers must stay with their group at all times. 2. Campers must keep hands, feet, and all objects to themselves. 3. Campers must listen to all instructions given by staff.

CHRISTIAN CHARACTER CURRICULUM During our “daily huddles” campers are introduced to positive, ageappropriate accounts from the Bible that convey examples of character development.

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A | PERFORMING ARTS & EDUCATION Dance, gymnastics, music, and art studios, piano lab, recital room, vocal and instrumental practice rooms. Children’s library and computer lab, Fireside Room, classrooms, and tutoring rooms. The Rolando Room that hosts Kroc Center Ministries worship services and banquets. B | JOAN B. KROC THEATRE The fully-equipped Joan B. Kroc Theatre seats 600 and houses broadway-quality shows and our own Kroc Kids Junior Theatre Program. It features a motorized orchestra pit, scene shop, dressing rooms, and green rooms. B | WORSHIP AT THE KROC Worship with us at the Kroc Center in the Rolando Room of the Theatre building on Sundays at 10AM. The Salvation Army reaches out through service ministry and has for more than 150 years. The Salvation Army Kroc Center blends modern and traditional with practical messages, good music and exciting youth programs. Our service includes friendly people of all ages and backgrounds. We come together to worship, celebrate community, and strengthen family connections. Bring your whole family. We’ll be honored to have you just the way you are, no need to get dressed up. We have something for everyone! C | ICE ARENA The Kroc Center Ice Arena is the only ice arena centrally located in the heart of San Diego! A year round, NHL regulation sized ice surface, Kroc Center Ice offers public ice skating, learn to skate classes, learn to play hockey classes, drop-in hockey, youth in-house hockey, and adult hockey leagues. Host your next birthday party at the Kroc Center Ice Arena. D | MISSION BREW COFFEE Mission Brew Coffee opened at the Kroc Center in May 2014 and serves fresh coffee, smoothies, paninis, and snacks. The shop, located in the Center’s tower, sources its coffee from San Diego roasters and ensures that all customers are greeted with a smile. For more information, visit missionbrewcoffee.com.

E | GYMNASIUM, FITNESS CENTER & MEMBER SERVICES A multi-use center, this 56,000 square-foot building contains a fitness area with weight and cardiovascular exercise equipment, a group exercise room, cycle studio, and an NCAA regulation basketball court. The gymnasium is ideally suited for basketball, volleyball, and martial arts tournaments. There is also a family gameroom area and member lounge. Childcare for parents using the Kroc Center is available. E | AQUATICS CENTER Water exercise, therapy, lessons and aquatics sports programs are available in three areas: 25 meter x 25 yard short course Competition Pool (80-82 degrees); Recreation Pool (84-86 degrees); indoor warm water Therapy Pool (92-96 degrees). E | DAY CAMP OFFICE, RECREATION FIELD & PLAYGROUND, CHALLENGE COURSE & CLIMBING TOWER Suitable for soccer, flag football and other outdoor sports, the 55,000 square-foot field is bordered on the south by a challenge course consisting of several low and high rope course elements, and a 30-foot tall rock-climbing tower. F | FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER The Family Resource Center (FRC) provides emergency assistance, services and referrals for families and individuals in need in this community. Social workers are available to meet with clients and provide services including: emergency food assistance, case management, referrals, assessments, and scholarships for programs and memberships. The FRC also hosts educational courses including parenting and ESL. For a full list of services and to determine eligibility, visit sd.kroccenter.org/ scholarships.html. F | RJ’S PRESCHOOL ACADEMY A Christian Preschool dedicated to providing quality early childhood education to prepare children for Kindergarten and beyond. Infant and Waddler care are also available. F | COMMUNITY ROOM & ADMINISTRATION OFFICES The Community Enrichment Lab offers laptop computers, and space for education and enrichment classes.

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ALL THINGS CAMP

REGULAR CAMP HOURS Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

EXTENDED CARE Additional $20 per week, per camper. Drop-off as early as 6:30 a.m. and pick-up as late as 6:00 p.m.

DROP-OFF & PICK-UP PROCEDURES Drop-off occurs at the Recreation Field entrance between 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. Extended Care drop-off occurs in the Gymnasium Basketball courts between 6:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. Pick-up for all campers occurs at the Recreation Field entrance after 3:30 p.m. Parents arriving after 8:30 a.m. for drop-off or prior to 3:30 p.m. for pick-up will need to report to the Day Camp Office to sign their child in or out and will be instructed where to go to meet their camper’s group. Please leave enough time, as pick-up may occur in the middle of an activity on the other end of campus. Campers must be signed in and out of camp each day by an authorized adult in the presence of Kroc Center staff. Parents and authorized adults must be at least 18 years of age and present current photo I.D. when signing their camper(s) out. Children will be released only to those listed on the Camp Waiver form. Valid forms of ID include: California State I.D., Driver’s License, Military I.D., or Passport. All changes to the list of adults authorized to sign out a child must be completed on the Change of Authorization form by the parent who enrolled the child in camp. Please be prepared to show identification when making changes. Children must be 12 years of age or older to sign themselves out of camp, and will only be allowed to do so after 3:30 p.m. Parents wishing to give their children permission to sign themselves out may write the child’s name on the waiver in the space provided for authorized adults.

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LATE PICK-UP A $1 per minute late fee is charged for each minute a child remains at camp past 4:00 p.m. (6:00 p.m. if camper is enrolled in Extended Care). Please allow plenty of time in anticipation of traffic or volume of parents at the Day Camp sign-out table. If the child is not picked up by 7:00 p.m., and staff is unable to reach the parents, Child Protective Services will be contacted. REGISTRATION INFORMATION WALK-IN REGISTRATION Parents may register in person at the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk during regular operating hours: Monday - Friday 5:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. REGISTER BY EMAIL Parents may register via email by completing both sides of the registration form (pull-out) located on page 19 and emailing it with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover card information to: SDKroc.Camp@usw. salvationarmy.org. REGISTER BY FAX Parents may register via fax by completing both sides of the registration form (pull-out) located on page 19 and faxing it with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover card information to: (619) 269-1476, Attention: Day Camp. NOTE: All enrollments are subject to space availability and no registrations are guaranteed. A non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a space in each camp. REGISTRATION POLICIES & PROCEDURES DEPOSITS A $25 non-refundable deposit per camp is required to reserve a space. Deposits are not transferable between sessions. FEES Payment in full is due one week prior to the start of each camp, or registration and deposit are forfeited. Parents may reinstate enrollment (pending space availability) with a $10 late payment fee. Payment may be made by debit card, credit card or cash. Checks are not accepted for payment.


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LATE REGISTRATION A $10 late payment fee is applied to all registrations and balances paid less than one week prior to the session’s start date. MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT To receive Kroc Center membership rates, membership must be current for the camper at the time of registration and remain current through enrolled weeks of camp. Membership information is available at the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk or online at sd.kroccenter.org/ membership.html. REFUND POLICY, CANCELLATIONS, & TRANSFER REQUESTS REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICIES No cash or credit card refunds are issued unless a Day Camp session is cancelled by the Kroc Center. Cancellation credits will be issued via a Kroc Center Gift Card and distributed directly to the participant. Cancellation at least one week prior to the start of the camp session: full credit on a Kroc Center Gift Card toward Kroc Center programs minus the $25 non-refundable deposit fee. Cancellation less than one week prior to the start of the camp session: full credit on a Kroc Center Gift Card toward Kroc Center programs minus 50% of the paid amount. Credit applications are available at the Day Camp Office and online at sd.kroccenter.org/ daycamp.html. No prorated credits will be issued for partial attendance at a camp session or missed days due to illness, behavioral issues, or any other reason. Credits are: applicable towards any Kroc Center program, not redeemable for cash, will not be put on any credit card account, and do not expire. Please allow for one to two weeks for your credit request to be processed. Gift Cards may be picked up at the Day Camp Office. Gift Cards will not be mailed.

TRANSFER REQUESTS Please complete the Change of Enrollment form for all Day Camp session transfers. Transfer requests are not guaranteed. Requests must be made one week prior to each camp. A $10 change fee is applied to all transfers that occur less than one week prior to the start of the camp. Summer Day Camp Sign-Up Spectacular discounted fees and camp session deposits are non-transferable. Regular payment policies apply: balances resulting from a transfer must be paid one week prior to the start of the camp. ENROLLMENT FORMS, INFORMATION & POLICY ASSUMPTION OF RISK & LIABILITY WAIVER AND HEALTH HISTORY FORM A current form must be completed and on file with the Day Camp Office prior to a child’s first day of camp. ENROLLMENT FORM Enrollment forms must be complete in order to be accepted. For Kroc Adventures camp offerings, please indicate the age group in which the child seeks to enroll (for instance, a sevenyear-old can be in KA 6-7 or KA 7-8). Fill in every space on both sides of the form, marking “N/A” in those spaces that do not apply. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS According to American Camp Association Accreditation Standards and California State Law, parents are required to provide health insurance policy information for each child and the date of their last Tetanus shot. To ensure health and safety, parents are required to submit an updated form each camp season. A signature is required for parents who do not immunize due to personal or religious beliefs. PARENT GUIDE The Parent Guide provides full information on camp policies & procedures. Parents are responsible for reading the Parent Guide and for reviewing camp policies with their child. Topics include signing in and out, behavior management, staffing, program contact information, and what to expect at camp. Parents may receive advance copies of the guide during registration at the Day Camp Office or Gymnasium Guest Service Desk. The Parent Guide can also be downloaded from sd.kroccenter.org/daycamp.html.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED

QUESTIONS WHO IS WATCHING MY CHILD? The majority of our staff members are recruited from local colleges and universities. Most importantly, our staff is made up of people who love kids. They want to spend their time playing, teaching, and working with children. All Kroc Center Day Camp staff members have cleared reference checks and a national background check. In addition, all staff members are certified in basic First Aid & CPR and receive extensive training in both how to care for youth and how to prevent childhood abuse. You can be sure that we are hiring the best of the best to work with your children.

HOW LARGE ARE THE CAMP GROUPS? WHAT IS THE STAFF TO CAMPER RATIO? Camp groups generally range from 15-32 campers per group. The staff to camper ratio ranges from 1:6 to 1:10 (depending upon the ages within the camp group) and a minimum of two counselors are always present, regardless of the number of campers.

WHAT SHOULD NOT BE BROUGHT TO CAMP? Please make sure that your camper leaves all electronic items (including cell phones), jewelry, toys, card games, and pets at home.

CAN I GET AN AGE EXCEPTION FOR MY CHILD? Campers must be the age indicated in the Day Camp description by September 1, 2017 in order to enroll in that camp. Children must be at least four years old on the first day of that camp session to enroll in a Pee Wee Camp.

WHAT IS ACA ACCREDITATION? ACA is an acronym for the American Camp Association. The ACA has developed a rigorous and in-depth set of standards affecting camp operations, staffing, programming, and safety procedures. Camps that meet these criteria are awarded an ACA Accreditation. We are proud to be an ACA Accredited Day Camp, providing a safe and enriching experience for our campers.

WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD BRING TO CAMP? Campers are required to wear socks and closedtoe shoes daily. Campers should wear seasonappropriate clothes in which they are ready to play hard and get dirty! For girls, we do not recommend skirts or dresses. If your child’s camp is scheduled to swim, a swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen will also be needed. Sandals are allowed on the pool deck only. Please label all items and place them in a backpack for your camper(s) to carry. Our Camp provides protective equipment for activities such as rock climbing, however, campers are always welcome to bring their own equipment as well. Pee Wee Parents: Please send your child in clothing and footwear he or she can put on without assistance. We strongly recommend sending your camper with a second set of clothes (in case your camper has a bathroom accident). Pee Wee camp is scheduled for a daily “quiet time” during which the campers may either take a brief nap or do a quiet activity. Parents are encouraged to send children with a blanket, special book, or something else that helps the child relax. No valuables, please.

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WHAT IF MY CHILD HAS SPECIAL NEEDS? The Kroc Center is committed to the inclusion of all children in our Day Camp Program, however, the Kroc Center Day Camp Inclusion Program cannot provide specialized 1-on-1 supervision/ care for any individual camper. As part of the Inclusion Application process, each child (and at least one parent) will be required to attend an interview with the Inclusion Coordinator to discuss/determine if we can provide reasonable accommodations to meet your child’s needs and (most importantly) keep them safe while at camp. Please call the Inclusion Coordinator at (619) 269-1470 at least two weeks prior to your desired session’s start date to schedule your Inclusion Application interview.


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HOW DOES LUNCH/SNACK WORK? Lunch and a morning/afternoon snack are provided to each camper free of cost! If a camper is a picky eater, has allergies or has dietary restrictions, we encourage parents to pack a lunch from home. Our daily schedules are very flexible and vary depending upon the activities planned for your child’s camp. The typical time frame for lunch is thirty minutes between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Snack and lunch menus will be emailed to parents the Friday before the scheduled camp and will also be available for pick-up each Monday at the sign-in table.

WHAT IF MY CHILD NEEDS TO TAKE MEDICATION DURING CAMP HOURS? We are happy to assist your child with their medical needs. Medication(s) must be in their original prescription container with the child’s name printed on the label and placed in a plastic bag. Please check-in the medication at the Day Camp Office and complete a Medical Information Sheet. Kroc Center staff will not dispense non-prescription medications without written parental consent.

WHAT HAPPENS IF MY CHILD GETS SICK OR INJURED? If a camper is too ill or hurt to continue their camp day, parents will be immediately contacted. For minor scrapes and bruises, Day Camp staff will complete a Report to Parent (RTP) form to notify parents of the event at pick-up time.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Individuals, families, and seniors who cannot afford Kroc Center membership or fees for youth camps and/or group classes can apply for a discount. Applicants for services will meet with a Family Resource Center associate for an assessment to build upon strengths and assets, and assist with meeting identified areas of need. Eligibility for this program is based on income level and address verification within the Kroc Center’s service area. Applications are available at any Guest Service Desk, in the Family Resource Center, and at sd.kroccenter.org/ scholarships.html. Additional information can be obtained by calling (619) 269-1430 or e-mailing sdkroc.frc@usw.salvationarmy.org.

COMMITMENT TO CHILD SAFETY

The Salvation Army Kroc Center is committed to child safety, and we are thrilled to be awarded Praesidium Accreditation! Praesidium, Inc. is the leader in abuse risk management. To attain this accreditation, we underwent a rigorous risk assessment to review and scrutinize eight primary operational areas within our business including: policies, screening and selection, training, monitoring and supervision, consumer participation, feedback systems, responding and administrative systems. Praesidium Accreditation is a prestigious honor that publicly demonstrates to consumers—and insurance underwriters—that we have worked to achieve the highest industry standards in abuse prevention.

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KROC ADVENTURES Kroc Adventures is our traditional day camp that is divided by age appropriate groups. The Kroc Adventures camps offer a multivenue experience with different structured activities every day.

KROC ADVENTURES Ages 6 - 7 • Ages 7 - 8 • Ages 8 - 9 Ages 9 - 10 • Ages 11 - 14 Please indicate the age Kroc Adventures camp in which your child will enroll (for instance, a seven-year-old can be in KA 6-7 or KA 7-8). Kroc Adventures explores the unique Kroc Center campus and offers a variety of ageappropriate activities. Daily activities may include: swimming, traditional sports, arts & crafts, rock climbing, and ice skating. Fee: $180 / Members $195 / Guests Offered: Weeks 1 – 10 NOTE: Due to the July 4th holiday, camp will not be in session on Tuesday, July 4th. Enrollment fees for Week 3 will accordingly reflect $144 for members and $156 for guests.

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PEE WEE CAMP PEE WEE CAMP Ages 4 - 5 Pee Wee Camp is the perfect fit for children ready to take the next step. Pee Wee Camp focuses on sharpening motor skills, improving group interactions and provides an introduction to athletics and arts & crafts. Daily activities may include: swimming, traditional sports, arts & crafts, rock climbing, and ice skating. Campers are welcome to bring a comfort object or blanket (no valuables, please) for daily quiet time. Pee Wee campers must be potty trained. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Weeks: 1 – 10 NOTE: Pee Wee campers have the opportunity to swim twice each week. Only flotation devices approved by the U.S. Coast Guard are permitted. The Kroc Center can also provide life jackets. Parents may not attend camp with Pee Wees. NOTE: Due to the July 4th holiday, camp will not be in session on Tuesday, July 4th. Enrollment fees for Week 3 will accordingly reflect $152 for members and $164 for guests.

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SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY The mission of The Salvation Army is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. Accordingly, the Kroc Center Day Camp offers its campers the opportunity to discover and explore God’s Word through ten different Spiritual Discovery Camps. Our Spiritual Discovery Camps cover a broad spectrum of interests such as sports, music, art, and science while integrating the gospel message through hour long chapels and small group “huddle” settings. The remainder of the day will be spent exploring other activities at the Kroc Center, which may include: ice skating, field games, arts & crafts, swimming, and rock climbing.

THE CHRISTIAN ATHLETE Ages 6 - 14 Each sport has its own unique set of rules to govern its competition. Did you know that God has given us His own set of “rules” to direct how we conduct ourselves on the court, field, and ice? During the week campers will learn about God’s expectations for how we are to live our lives while also learning the art of competition in a variety of sporting activities. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 2 (June 26 – 30) CRAFTIN’ FOR CHRIST Ages 8 - 14 Do you love creating new things, using your imagination, or just getting your hands messy? Then jump into Craftin’ for Christ, a new and unique art camp. Explore your own creativity while learning about God’s love for us and how He expresses that through His creations. Campers will participate in fun-filled activities, exciting lessons, endless art projects and (most importantly), how art can be a true act of worship. The week will culminate with an art gallery open for parents to view the campers’ unique crafts and creations. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 7 (July 31 – August 4)

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SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY

FAITH & FIELD HOCKEY Ages 7 - 14 Fun fact: Field hockey is the third most popular sport in the world. It is a fast-paced, non-contact sport great for both boys and girls. Campers will be introduced to the general rules of field hockey as well as given basic instruction, which will include the fundamentals of dribbling, scoring, defense, and stick skills. Not only will campers be taught the value of a strong relationship with their teammates, but more importantly their relationship with God. Fee: $128 / Members $140 / Guests Offered: Week 3 (July 3 & 5 – 7) F.I.T. (FAITH IN TRAINING) Ages 8 - 14 Get up and get active! Faith in Training Camp is designed to get campers moving and active while learning new and fun exercises. Campers will experience exciting and innovative workouts led by Kroc Center Assistant Day Camp Manager and Certified Personal Trainer, Adam Baldwin. Campers are also taught healthy and delicious recipes, the value of proper nutrition, and above all, that a life with Jesus is the healthiest choice we can make. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 9 (August 14 – 18)

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GOD’S CREATION: SCIENCE CAMP Ages 8 - 14 Did you know that God loves science? He never meant for science and religion to fight against one another. In this special science-driven camp, campers will be taught about creation, human history and that we were made in God’s image – all while performing exciting science experiments. Campers will also experience a free one-day field trip to the Creation & Earth History Museum. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 1 (June 19 – 23) ICE HOCKEY Ages 8 - 17 The Kroc Center Day Camp program is excited to be partnering again with Hockey Ministries International (HMI) for our Ice Hockey Day Camp! Since 1977, HMI has produced hundreds of hockey camps in Canada, Europe, and the United States. Through expert instruction from a mixture of current and former NHL, AHL, Minor Pro, European, and NCAA level players & coaches, campers can be ensured that they will be receiving a winning combination of both high quality hockey instruction and practical training in Christian living. Fee: $235 / Members $250 / Guests Offered: Week 8 (August 7 – 11) Note: Ice skating experience is required. All campers must provide their own full set of ice hockey equipment. A free HMI hockey jersey will be provided. Campers will be split-up into age-specific and skill-specific groups and participate in a minimum of two hours of on-ice instruction per day.

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RAISE THE PRAISE (MUSIC CAMP) Ages 8 - 14 Raise the Praise is a great way for campers to be introduced to music through singing, piano, guitar, and other instruments. Students will learn to make a joyful noise unto the Lord on a variety of instruments and learn the fundamentals of reading music and rhythms. This is a great course for the beginning musician who wants to explore music, or a current musician who would like to try a new instrument. This offering will culminate with a spirit-lifting performance in the Joan B. Kroc Theatre. All skill levels welcome. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 6 (July 24 – 28) SINGING FOR THE SAVIOR (VOCAL CAMP) Ages 7 - 14 Sing along and rejoice in the perfect camp for any aspiring singer looking to learn and explore making music in the fellowship of their peers. Campers will learn the fundamentals of music and vocal techniques to hone their singing abilities. Campers will be taught how to sing in harmony together and also learn a variety of uplifting spiritual songs for everyone to enjoy. This offering will culminate with a spirit-lifting performance in the Joan B. Kroc Theatre. All skill levels welcome. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 4 (July 10 – 14)


SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY STORYTELLERS Ages 8 - 14 Do you love discovering new things, writing, and telling stories? Then come check out our newest journalism based camp! Campers will have the opportunity to report on all the different activities and camps for the week while sharing their own unique perspective. Every day campers will also be exploring different writers and stories from the Bible and how God uses the art of storytelling to express His love for us. This offering will culminate with a presentation, open for parents, of each camper’s unique story. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 10 (August 21 – 25) TENNIS STARTS WITH LOVE Ages 8 - 14 Are you looking for an ace of a camp? This camp is designed for campers with minimal or no tennis experience who are seeking to learn or improve their game. Led by Kroc Center Assistant Day Camp Manager, Adam Baldwin, campers will learn fundamental tennis skills, scoring, match play, rules and etiquette of the game - all while learning about God’s expectations for how we are to live our lives during athletic competition. Fee: $160 / Members $175 / Guests Offered: Week 5 (July 17 – 21)

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SUMMER DAY CAMP 2017 16

WEEK 1

WEEK 2

WEEK 3

WEEK 4

WEEK 5

June 19 - 23

June 26 - 30

July 3 - 7 (No camp 7/4)

July 10 - 14

July 17 - 21

Pee Wee 4-5

Pee Wee 4-5

Pee Wee 4-5

Pee Wee 4-5

Pee Wee 4-5

Kroc Adventures 6-7

Kroc Adventures 6-7

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Kroc Adventures 7-8

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Kroc Adventures 8-9

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Kroc Adventures 9-10

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Kroc Adventures 11-14

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Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

God’s Creation: Science Camp

Volleyball 8-14

Faith & Field Hockey 7-14

Flag Football 8-14

Basketball 8-14

The Christian Athlete 6-14

Trick Shots 8-14

Singing for the Savior 7-14

Tennis Starts With Love 8-14

Kung Fu 8-14

Digital Photography 8-14

Culinary School Boot Camp 8-14

Dance Camp 7-14

Police Academy 8-14

Drawing Comics 8-14

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Jr. Leaders Training 15-17

Jr. Leaders Training 15-17


Kroc Adventures 7-8

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Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

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Swim 6-14

Intro To Ice 6-8/9-14

Intro To Ice 6-8/9-14

Intro To Soccer 5-8

Gymnastics 7-14

Dodgeball 8-14

Dogdgeball 8-14

Baseball 9-14

Ice Hockey 8-17

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F.I.T.

Storytellers 8-14

Fashion Week

Cinematography

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High Ropes 10-14

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Drama Camp: Suessical Kids 8-14

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Kroc Adventures 9-10

SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY

CAMP

Kroc Adventures 9-10

SPORTS

(FOR KROC ADVENTURES: LIST AGE GROUP)

Kroc Adventures 9-10

1. HOW DID YOU FIRST HEAR ABOUT KROC DAY CAMP?

Kroc Adventures 8-9

¢ AT THE KROC CENTER ¢ FAMILY/FRIEND ¢ INTERNET ¢ SD.KROCCENTER.ORG ¢ MAIL

Kroc Adventures 8-9

CAMP REGISTRATION

Kroc Adventures 6-7

KROC ADVENTURES DATE

Kroc Adventures 6-7

WEEK

Kroc Adventures 6-7

JUN 19 - 23

Pee Wee 4-5

Kroc Adventures 8-9

8-14

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Pee Wee 4-5

JUN 26 -30

JUL 10 - 14

JUL 3 - 7 (NO CAMP 7/4)

JUL 17 - 21

JUL 24 - 28

JUL 31 - AUG 4

Pee Wee 4-5

Kroc Adventures 8-9

Craftin’ for Christ 8-14

PEE WEE

Aug 21 - 25

Kroc Adventures 8-9

Raise the Praise (Music Camp)

KEY 2

3

4

WEEK 10

5

6

7

Aug 14 - 18

AUG 7 - 11

Kroc Adventures 7-8

WEEK 9

8

Kroc Adventures 7-8

Aug 7 - 11

AUG 14 - 18

Kroc Adventures 6-7

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Kroc Adventures 6-7

WEEK 8 AUG 21 - 25

Pee Wee 4-5

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July 31 - Aug 4

¢ I WOULD LIKE TO OPT MY CHILD OUT OF IMPACT!

WEEK 7

Pee Wee 4-5

PHONE

EMERGENCY CONTACT & PICK-UP AUTHORIZATION

July 24 - 28

We require at least three emergency contacts/adults authorized for pick-up other than the parents/guardians listed on front.

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RELATIONSHIP

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The information provided below will assist our staff in providing the best care for your child.

HEALTH HISTORY FORM

CITY

STATE

CELL PHONE (B)

CELL PHONE (A)

ADDRESS

WORK PHONE

¢ ADULT LARGE

PRIMARY PHONE

EMAIL

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PARENT(S) INFORMATION

¢ ADULT MEDIUM

ZIP

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NO, I DO NOT WANT TO PARTICIPATE AT THIS TIME. Day Camp Cancellation/Transfer Policy: A $25 non-refundable deposit reserves a week. Deposits may not be transferred to future

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¢ $5 ¢ $10 ¢ $25 ¢ OTHER ____________________

$________ MONTHLY RECURRING GIFT

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$________ ONE-TIME GIFT

¢YES, I WOULD LIKE TO HELP. I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION OF

Help a deserving low-income individual in the community reach their potential by donating an amount of your choice to The Salvation Army Kroc Center Scholarship Program. This donation is tax-deductible.

HELP A CHILD GO TO CAMP

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¢ ADULT SMALL

¢ YOUTH XLARGE

¢ YOUTH MEDIUM

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¢ MY CHILD IS WATER SAFE

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¢ MY CHILD IS NOT WATER SAFE

¢ MALE ¢ FEMALE

Please fill out one registration form per child.

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Register in Person: The Salvation Army Kroc Center | 6753 University Avenue, San Diego, CA 92115 | 619.269.1470 Register by Email: Credit Card Only | Sign and complete all forms | SDKroc.Camp@usw.salvationarmy.org Register by Fax: Credit Card Only | Sign and complete all forms | Fax to 619.269.1476

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SIGNATURE

PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE

DATE

SIGNATURE REQUIRED FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT IMMUNIZE DUE TO PERSONAL BELIEFS

DATE OF LAST TETANUS SHOT

2. ARE YOUR CHILD’S IMMUNIZATIONS UP TO DATE? ¢ YES ¢ NO

1. CHECK IF APPLICABLE OR ALLERGIC: ¢ ASTHMA ¢ BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES ¢ CARRIES EPI-PEN ¢ CARRIES INHALER ¢ DIABETES ¢ EPILEPSY ¢ INSECT STINGS ¢ PENICILLIN ¢ HAS SPECIAL NEEDS (INCLUSION)

HEALTH HISTORY (CONT.)

sessions. Balance of fees is due one week prior to the session or you will forfeit the registration and deposit. Enrollment may be reinstated based on space availability. A $10 late payment fee is charged on all registrations and balances paid less than one week prior to the session’s start. No cash or credit card refunds will be issued unless a Day Camp session is cancelled by the Kroc Center. Cancellation credits will be issued via a Kroc Center Gift Card. Cancellation at least one week prior to the start of the camp session: full credit on a Kroc Center Gift Card toward Kroc Center programs minus the $25 non-refundable deposit. Cancellation less than one week prior to the start of the camp session: full credit on a Kroc Center Gift Card toward Kroc Center programs minus 50% of the paid amount. No prorated credits will be issued for partial attendance at a camp session or missed days due to illness, behavioral issues, or any other reason. A $10 fee is applied to all transfers that occur less than one week prior to the start of the camp. Summer Day Camp Sign-Up Spectacular discounted fees are non-transferable. Credit/Transfer applications are available at the Day Camp Office. By signing this form, I affirm that I understand the previously listed payment/cancellation policies.

Camper safety is our top priority. Campers are expected to follow the camp contract by keeping hands and feet to themselves, listening to all instructions and staying with the group. I understand that if my child does not adhere to these expectations disciplinary consequences will occur. Repeat or more serious acts such as fighting, theft, and possession of weapons/ drugs will result in immediate suspension or expulsion, necessitating removal from camp. I or an authorized adult is responsible for picking him/ her up immediately.

I hereby grant unrestricted use of video, audio tracks, or text by The Salvation Army for such purposes as The Salvation Army may deem appropriate. I hereby release and discharge The Salvation Army, its successors, assigns and agents from any and all claims and demands arising out of or in connection with the use of any of the foregoing, including any claims for defamation, invasion of privacy or violation of any statutory right.

I hereby irrevocably grant to The Salvation Army, its successors and assigns, its agents and those by whom it is commissioned, the absolute, unrestricted and unlimited license, right, permission, and consent to use and reuse, disseminate, copyright, print, reproduce, publish and republish, for any and all trade purposes or commercial or other advertising or public purposes, and in any and all advertising, publicity, display, publication or media, my name, signature and likeness, and any portraits, pictures, photographic prints or other representations of me, or in which I may appear, or any reproductions or sketches thereof or parts thereof, photographic or otherwise, with such additions, deletions, alterations or changes therein as you in your discretion may make, either separately or together with my name or a fictitious name, or the name of another person, with or without any statements or testimonials made by me, or authorized by me which you may, in your discretion, prepare for use connection therewith. I warrant that I have not limited or restricted the use of my name or photograph to the use of any organization or person.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RJKCCC CAMP BEHAVIORAL POLICIES & PHOTO RELEASE

PLEASE LIST ANYTHING ELSE THAT MAY AFFECT YOUR CHILD’S EXPERIENCE WHILE AT CAMP (i.e. moving, family trauma, etc.)

OPERATIONS / SERIOUS INJURIES / DISEASES / RESTRICTIONS ON PHYSICAL ACTIVITY?

DIETARY RESTRICTIONS?

NAME & PURPOSE OF MEDICATION (Complete “Med. Info Form” for meds administered at camp)


NAME RELATIONSHIP

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¢ NO

PHONE

PHONE NUMBER

POLICY NUMBER

INFORMATION REQUIRED BY STATE LAW HEALTH INSURANCE: COMPANY FAMILY DOCTOR

ASSUMPTION OF RISK & LIABILITY WAIVER

¢ MAIL ¢ NEWSPAPER ¢ SCHOOL ¢ PEACHJAR ¢ OTHER _____________________________

2. HOUSEHOLD ETHNICITY ¢ AFRICAN-AMERICAN ¢ ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER ¢ HISPANIC/LATINO ¢ NATIVE AMERICAN ¢ MULTI-RACIAL ¢ WHITE/CAUCASIAN ¢ DECLINE TO STATE ¢ OTHER _____________________________

Parent/Legal Guardian is required to sign authorization and waiver below to acknowledge understanding and agreement of the content.

In a condition of the participation of my child in The Salvation Army’s Day Camp program at the Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center, I agree, on behalf of myself and my child, to make no claims or file any lawsuits against The Salvation Army or any of its agents or employees or volunteers for any loss or damage to my child’s personal property or for any injury to my child. To the maximum extent permitted by law, this liability waiver will apply regardless of whether the injury or damage was caused by the negligent act or omission of The Salvation Army or anyone acting on its behalf. I further agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless The Salvation Army its agents, employees and volunteers against liability for any claims, lawsuit, losses, damages or expenses arising out of any personal injury or property damage caused by my child in connection with his participation in Day Camp.

I do hereby authorize The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center as agent for the undersigned, to consent with respect to said minor, to any x-ray examination, anesthetic, medical, dental, or surgical diagnosis or treatment, and hospital care which is deemed advisable by, and is to be rendered under general California Medical Practice Act by the medical staff of any hospital, whether such diagnosis or treatment is rendered at the office of the physician or at the hospital. I understand that The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center is not responsible for the cost incurred for medical care.

DATE

I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS LIABILITY WAIVER AND FULLY UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT BY SIGNING THIS DOCUMENT, I AM GIVING UP CERTAIN LEGAL RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO SUE THE SALVATION ARMY. PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN’S NAME (PRINTED) SIGNATURE REV 1-2017

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WEEK 6

WEEK 7

WEEK 8

WEEK 9

WEEK 10

July 24 - 28

July 31 - Aug 4

Aug 7 - 11

Aug 14 - 18

Aug 21 - 25

KEY PEE WEE KROC ADVENTURES

Pee Wee 4-5

Pee Wee 4-5

Kroc Adventures 6-7

Kroc Adventures 6-7

Kroc Adventures 6-7

Kroc Adventures 6-7

Kroc Adventures 6-7

Kroc Adventures 7-8

Kroc Adventures 7-8

Kroc Adventures 7-8

Kroc Adventures 7-8

Kroc Adventures 7-8

Kroc Adventures 8-9

Kroc Adventures 8-9

Kroc Adventures 8-9

Kroc Adventures 8-9

Kroc Adventures 8-9

Kroc Adventures 9-10

Kroc Adventures 9-10

Kroc Adventures 9-10

Kroc Adventures 9-10

Kroc Adventures 9-10

Kroc Adventures 11-14

Kroc Adventures 11-14

Kroc Adventures 11-14

Kroc Adventures 11-14

Kroc Adventures 11-14

Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

Swim 6-14

Intro To Ice 6-8/9-14

Intro To Ice 6-8/9-14

Intro To Soccer 5-8

Gymnastics 7-14

Dodgeball 8-14

Dogdgeball 8-14

Baseball 9-14

Ice Hockey 8-17

8-14

F.I.T.

Storytellers 8-14

Raise the Praise (Music Camp)

Craftin’ for Christ 8-14

Fashion Week

Cinematography

8-14

Drama Camp: Suessical Kids 8-14

Pee Wee 4-5

8-14

Pee Wee 4-5

Pee Wee 4-5

SPORTS SPIRITUAL DISCOVERY SPECIALTY JUNIOR LEADERS

8-14

High Ropes 10-14

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SPORTS CAMPS Campers enrolled in Sports Camps will spend up to three hours per day focusing on skills, practice and play of the particular sport. The remainder of the day will be spent exploring other activities at the Kroc Center, which may include: field games, arts & crafts, swimming, and rock climbing. Many Sports Camps have Friday games or performances for family and friends. Game and performance times will be noted on the weekly schedule and will take approximately 30 minutes.

BASEBALL Ages 9 - 14 Led by former Chicago White Sox prospect and current Kroc Center Sports & Recreation Manager, Jorge Andrade Jr., campers will have the opportunity to receive expert coaching while practicing at Rolando Park. Campers will spend each day working on different aspects of the game such as fielding, throwing mechanics, base running, hitting, and bunting with a consistent emphasis on sportsmanship and teamwork. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 7 (July 31 – August 4) NOTE: Campers must bring their own glove and athletic supporter with them, as they are considered mandatory equipment. Campers are also encouraged to bring their own cleats, bat, and baseball hat.

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BASKETBALL Ages 8 - 14 Take your game to the next level! Receive coaching on ball handling, lay-ups, jump shots, and offensive and defensive skills, all with an emphasis on sportsmanship and teamwork. All skill levels welcome. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 5 (July 17 – 21) DODGEBALL Ages 8 - 14 Without question, the most popular activity at camp each and every summer is dodgeball! This summer, campers will be given the opportunity to explore the various styles of dodgeball games, while working on skill-specific drills that will focus on agility training and throwing mechanics. Lightweight foam balls will be used in all drills and games. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 6 (July 24 – 28) Week 10 (August 21 – 25) FLAG FOOTBALL Ages 8 - 14 A non-contact football camp designed to develop skills for all levels of play. Fundamentals of all positions on offense, defense and special teams will be taught in addition to life skills such as teamwork, communication, sportsmanship and leadership. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 4 (July 10 – 14)


SPORTS CAMPS

GYMNASTICS Ages 7 - 14 An introductory gymnastics camp for both boys and girls. This camp will focus on the basic fundamentals of tumbling. Skills taught will include: forward rolls, backward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, bridge, and bridge kick over. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 9 (August 14 – 18)

ICE SKATING - INTRODUCTION Ages 6 - 8 • 9 - 14 Discover a world on ice. Campers receive a 30-minute group lesson and participate in an additional two hours of public skating each day. Discover basic techniques such as: foot glides, two-foot turns, forward crossovers, T-stops, lunges and more. Dress warmly, gloves or mittens are recommended. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 6 (July 24 – 28) Week 7 (July 31 – August 4)

SOCCER - INTRODUCTION Ages 5 - 8 Prepare for the upcoming season! Designed for youth with limited experience in the game of soccer. Learn the fundamentals of the world’s most popular sport, including rules, ball-handling skills, and strategy. Scrimmages will be fun, with an emphasis on teamwork and sportsmanship. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 8 (August 7 – 11) SWIM Ages 6 - 14 Learn water safety and swimming skills. Receive a 40-minute lesson Tuesday through Friday (Monday’s “lesson” will be used for group placement assessments through water sports and games) from an American Red Cross certified instructor, plus additional recreation swim time to practice and have fun. Build skills in general water safety, water adjustment, breath control, kicking, floating, gliding, and paddling. Children must be comfortable swimming independently from a parent, in a group setting. All skill levels welcome. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Weeks 1 – 10 NOTE: Due to the July 4th holiday, camp will not be in session on Tuesday, July 4th. Enrollment fees for Week 3 will accordingly reflect $152 for members and $164 for guests.

VOLLEYBALL Ages 8 - 14 Bump, set and spike! Campers will be introduced to the fundamentals of the game with an emphasis on sportsmanship and teamwork. Each session is devoted to specific skills, including: bumping, hitting, setting, serving, and live scrimmage play. All levels of players are welcome. Fee: $190 / Members $205 / Guests Offered: Week 2 (June 26 – 30)

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SPECIALTY CAMPS

Campers enrolled in Specialty Camps will spend between three to five hours per day exploring the lessons and activities of their specialty. The remainder of the day will be spent exploring other activities at the Kroc Center, which may include: field games, swimming, rock climbing, computers, and library exploration. Many Specialty Camps have Friday performances for family and friends. Performance times are noted on the weekly schedule and take approximately 30 minutes.

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SPECIALTY CAMPS

CINEMATOGRAPHY Ages 8 - 14 Have an aspiring actor, writer, or director at home? Campers will spend the week creating their very own short films. These future filmmakers will be given an introduction to different aspects of the movie making process including: story concept, writing, acting, directing, and more. At the end of the week the final videos will be presented for family, friends, and the entire camp. Lights! Camera! Action! Fee: $210 / Members $225 / Guests Offered: Week 9 (August 14 – 18) CULINARY SCHOOL BOOT CAMP Ages 8 - 14 The perfect camp for the young aspiring chef! Each day, campers will be formally trained in classic cooking techniques and modern plating methods. With an emphasis on local and organic produce, these young chefs will explore what it means to cook with their heart and all of their senses. On the final day of boot camp, this brigade of artistes will thoughtfully prepare a three-course gourmet meal for their family and honored guests in their very own pop-up restaurant. Bon Appétit! Fee: $235 / Members $250 / Guests Offered: Week 4 (July 10 – 14) DANCE CAMP Ages 7 - 14 The perfect camp for beginner and intermediate level dancers! The primary focus of this offering will be in assisting dancers in developing technique, rhythm and basic dance skills by exploring the arts of ballet, jazz, contemporary, leaps and turns, and choreography. Fee: $210 / Members $225 / Guests Offered: Week 5 (July 17 – 21)

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Ages 8 - 14 Create unforgettable moments with the touch of a button. During this offering, campers will learn about different types of photography and techniques, including long exposures, portraits, light painting, freezing motion, landscapes, and artistic shots. At the end of the week, campers will hold a Photographic Arts show, showcasing each camper’s favorite photographs that they took during the week. Fee: $168 / Members $180 / Guests Offered: Week 3 (July 3 & 5 – 7) DRAMA CAMP: “SEUSSICAL KIDS” Ages 8 - 14 This summer, Horton the Elephant, The Cat in the Hat, and all of your favorite Dr. Seuss characters will spring to life onstage in “Seussical” at Drama Camp! Specially adapted from the beloved collection of Dr. Seuss books, this musical will allow campers to express themselves in a fun and supportive atmosphere, learning the fundamentals of theatre in this twoweek intensive drama camp. Daily activities include song and stage rehearsal as well as fun acting games to help the performers learn their lines while waiting for their turn at rehearsal. The last day of camp includes a free 30-minute performance at 1:30 p.m. in the Joan B. Kroc Theatre. Roles are plentiful; all skill levels welcome. Fee: $420 / Members $450 / Guests Offered: Weeks 6 & 7 (July 24 – August 4) NOTE: Price reflects a two-week session.

DRAWING COMICS Ages 8 - 14 Turn storybook imagination into art by learning to draw original superheroes, monsters & animals, all while discovering the basics of character design, color, lettering, and perspective methods in a fun and creative environment. On Thursday, campers will also get to experience a one-day off-site field trip. At the conclusion of the week, campers will get to take home a collaborative comic book drawn by the entire class. Designed for artists of all abilities. Fee: $235 / Members $250 / Guests Offered: Week 5 (July 17 – 21)

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SPECIALTY CAMPS

FASHION WEEK Ages 8 - 14 Love fashion? Want to learn how to make your own fashionable garments? Our Fashion Week Camp is where you can let your inner fashionista out. Come and hang out with fellow fashion lovers as you learn to design outfits for Friday’s All Camp Fashion Show. The more creative you are, the better! Fee: $210 / Members $225 / Guests Offered: Week 8 (August 7 – 11) HIGH ROPES TEAM CHALLENGE Ages 10 - 14 Campers will have the opportunity to explore all five elements of our high ropes team challenge course. Campers will work both as individuals and as teammates to travel up toward the sky! All safety equipment will be provided. All climbers will be fully harnessed and supervised by certified ropes course instructors. Fee: $210 / Members $225 / Guests Offered: Week 8 (August 7 – 11) KUNG FU Ages 8 - 14 Kung Fu is not simply the training of martial arts but also is structured around focusing the mind and self-discipline. Campers will learn Wing Chun Kung Fu and skills such as basic blocks, hand strikes, kicks, and grab escapes. Through repetition, the camper’s skills will become instinctive, which will develop greater confidence, strength and discipline. Our instructor, Sifu Mario Mayorga, from 5 Elements Martial Arts & Wellness Center, will set high standards and is adept at motivating youth. Fee: $210 / Members $225 / Guests Offered: Week 2 (June 26 – 30)

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POLICE ACADEMY Ages 8 - 14 The La Mesa Police Department works with our community to protect life and property while striving to enhance the quality of life of all our residents. In this offering, campers will work with the La Mesa Police Department to learn about the various aspects of law enforcement and the importance of citizenship. Campers will also get to experience a field trip to the La Mesa Police Station. By the end of the week, campers will be tasked with solving a fictional crime while using learned proper procedures and protocols. Fee: $210 / Members $225 / Guests Offered: Week 4 (July 10 – 14) TRICK SHOTS Ages 8 - 14 In this exciting new camp, campers will learn and experiment with a variety of popular and original trick shots while combining the values of patience, perseverance, and creativity. Campers will flip, bounce, and toss their way through a week that will culminate in our very own Day Camp trick shot video. Discs, balls, and water bottles will never be the same! Fee: Offered:

$168 / Members $180 / Guests Week 3 (July 3 & 5 – 7)


SPECIALTY CAMPS

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SUMMER CAMP

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WEEKLY CAMP OFFERINGS IMPACT!

Wednesdays from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. IMPACT! is a weekly gathering designed to share the love of Christ through high-energy music, fun activities, and a contemporary message designed for youth. Campers will have the time of their lives while building community, making new friends, and experiencing God in a powerful way. This is included for all camps and staffed in conjunction with pastors from Kroc Center Ministries.

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WEEKLY CAMP THEME

Weekly themes are reflected during art sessions, all-camp celebrations, and throughout daily activities. We encourage children to get into the spirit of camp on Fridays by wearing a costume related to the theme. Costumes should be ageappropriate, non-restrictive, and allow for full participation in typical camp activities.


THURSDAYS IN

FANTASTIC ALL CAMP FRIDAYS

What better way to beat the heat than enjoying a few relaxing hours in a full-sized movie theatre? Most Thursday afternoons, campers will be able to watch a movie in our Joan B. Kroc Theatre. Movies are selected based on appropriateness for the general camper population (G or PG), as well as the weekly theme.

Fridays offer campers new opportunities and exciting activities that may include participating in performances or supporting their fellow campers from Specialty Camps. On Friday afternoons, campers come together on the Recreation Field for a theme-related “All-Camp” activity. Activities and contests are planned collaboratively by the Day Camp Staff and are designed to be all-inclusive. Don’t be surprised to see our Day Camp mascot, RJ Kroc, handing out awards to our “Campers of the Week!”

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JUNIOR LEADERS

JUNIOR LEADERS-NEW VOLUNTEER TRAINING (TEEN LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT) Ages 15 - 17 Explore various facets of what it takes to be a team player and a leader in the community and among peers. During a one-week training session, teens will be exposed to real-life challenges and become a cohesive unit through team building and challenge course initiatives. The session will focus on leadership skills relevant to supervising children in a camp setting and tips for leading activities. Teens will receive a full orientation at each Kroc Center venue, and child abuse awareness training. After completing the training session, teens will have the opportunity to enroll in up to nine weeks of Junior Leaders programming. These sessions will put their new skills to work through volunteering at Day Camp. Teens will continue honing their leadership skills while working in camp groups, helping counselors lead activities and connecting with the children. Projects may also include planning and organizing special camper activities and experiencing the behindthe-scenes aspects of camp.

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Interested teens should complete the Junior Leader application form found at sd.kroccenter. org/daycamp.html and submit it with a letter of recommendation and a one-page letter of interest in the program to the Gymnasium Guest Service Desk by Friday, May 12, 2017. Space is limited; applications accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Fee: Offered: Time:

$70 / Members $75 / Guests Week 1 (June 19 – 23) Monday – Friday Week 4 (July 10 – 14) Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

JUNIOR LEADERS – RETURNING VOLUNTEERS Teens must register for and complete Junior Leaders Training in order to enroll in Junior Leaders Volunteer sessions. Fee: Offered: Time:

FREE / Members & Guests Weeks 1 – 10 (June 19 – August 25) Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.


R U O F O E M O S MEET COUNSELORS! KROC

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PARENTS’ CORNER

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WHAT PARENTS ARE SAYING REAL QUOTES FROM 2016 SUMMER DAY CAMP PARENTS.

“The kids overall experience was great. We feel safe sending our children there knowing they are safe and enjoying their day!”

“I never worry when I drop my kids off. All the staff takes great care of our kids. They can’t wait to come back!! Thank you!!!”

“This is our first time at day camp. Overall it was a great experience! We will definitely be coming back in the years to come and would highly recommend the camp to friends! Thank you for such a safe and great experience!”

“Thanks for an amazing camp experience.”

“I’m grateful that this camp is available and economically accessible. The staff are wonderful.” “We love the Kroc Center and think you all do an amazing job. We are looking forward to the next camp!”

“The program is wonderful! My daughter really enjoys it there and we plan on returning again for the winter, spring, and summer breaks! The staff is beyond friendly and you can tell they really enjoy working with the kids. We have nothing but great things to say about the Kroc Center and the camp.”

“The counselors and staff were all amazing. The facility is beautiful and we will be attending in the future. Thank you so much!”

“Overall the kids and I love the variety of activities at the Kroc… Where else can you ice skate, swim and rock climb in one day!”

“Kroc Camp has been a fantastic experience for our son. We are forever grateful for everyone’s support and commitment to the children. Good Job!!!!!”

“My son loves Kroc and I feel blessed to have found the camp. I wouldn’t go anywhere else.”

“I love your Camps. My children feel loved and welcome. Thank you so much for everything!”

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“The counselors were enormously supportive and helpful with the children. They were always friendly and professional. The staff at the Kroc Center is phenomenal.”

“He had a wonderful time and had only great things to say about his camp counselors. The Pee Wee team did an amazing job.”


PARENTS’ CORNER

“I loved everything about this camp, he had fun and the counselors seemed to really care.” “Our experience with summer camp was a good one. My girls had the opportunity to learn new things and I had the comfort of knowing they were in a safe and fun place having a great summer.” “My daughter went to camp at Kroc for the first time in the Spring of 2016. She loved it and raved about how the nice the counselors were to her, she also made many friends who she would remember and see outside the camp… Thanks again!!” “My daughter has been attending the KROC since Kindergarten. She is now a 7th grader and I feel very comfortable knowing she is in great hands and that KROC emphasizes respect and no bully’s. Thank you for allowing parents to go to work and be at peace knowing their children are well taken care of. I appreciate all the Staff at KROC.”

QUESTIONS ABOUT DAY CAMP? E-MAIL THE DAY CAMP MANAGER AT ALEX.AVESTRUZ@USW.SALVATIONARMY.ORG OR CALL 619.269.1470

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